.1
' 2:: hem last évfihing
1
11.41}. 1,1»; - :2
«trades
ll.
loose; Aotomohllo‘. Bursary. 1.11:1
It. compensation, fidelity Bonds,1n
"m 1;; To} we can wrlta any kind or luau
ma you may require. Call us on tho
,1!onVe No. 1230.
”11TH NORWALK
1.1111111 ¢:~1
'31; 1; suriuiuo: 3"
i—Thls is Community Fairs
"'night
11? The‘wlones & Hotohlrlss Company -
9:? Were issued a permit this morning to
29' install plumbing and heating the new
V 'edoubie house on Putnam avenue, rel“ ..
- h~«~peritly‘constructed by Thomas
Rob-
all
. Specials departments at
‘ZMintz's.
in
Rudolph Kuhlmann has received a
:permit from the building inspector to
it‘lthstall f9ul‘ tWo horde power motors
and one three horse poWel motor in
fifthonJ. J. VAchhe factory 911 Monroe
stréet for the Spore Mi‘clinel C’dmpam
mds’w W
V, Building lnmolios 0,1. Finch is
busy going over the plans and speci-
fications for~the .two- new schools.
With mementos of one or two mod
iticstions which he will ask to be
bnought about. the inspector approves
. , 9f the plans.
.191“: of the pleasantVeth features. and
film .
one productive of considerable
was the moving picture oxhibitio .
on" use overtly by «Phil
of; up :Ebet Ndflwalk
§ 111111111111“ tended This Vside-sllowV
.— 11.. W x
. \M'ée flamenco 111.111 two
' at the- meeting} {dot evlen-V
t lf'euloyablei' one. FollowinQ'». he
usactlon o‘i ”11111111511111.1111.” “re-
!Feshments Were sorved Entrants-its
“é‘nt by" two of the young ladies will
enioyed at the meeting hv'o weéka
-—._———«.-
(Lincoln council,.No 4, 0 U A. if.
held its regular meeting last evening, ‘
17.11111 was attended by a large number ,
oi! members. 11nd showed thslt the re
'1 silved interest had realized results by
, s .
. £01111: the memoirs of the ileum are
the reading of propositions for- mom.
f"fiorted a fairly good sale of advance
#5 fickets. 0n the last meeting night of
' 1 8 month, a social time will be given
2: the membiprs and friends 03 figs
Vrder.‘ A ‘ clue}: contest will 1.311111
‘ ofié‘ Vd‘epiring p‘lp'yg; undid:
_ _ is given to theateam ‘l‘ildli‘l
"fig the largest score of th “,9"?an
" there are oVand sail? gout
nested to be present on the next
.pfiieetihg. also the" rehearsal of ~2“the
filtualf partsVV.V 3‘.
'. -.».=~‘;
g} —BASE.3ALL CHAMPIONSHIP '
13V 'Amusenlent Park Sunddy, 3 p. 111.,
Eouth Ends 1'.s Norwalk.
' ness and success.
bank.
“ Why; hurt 2%.
lest '
1:. M in
. 3°? ,
. flit Elli-elm Rebekah Lodge, IV. 0-." 0. '
paill'ha degree team did::. excellent-
and the evening prdféd to b n .
inherent” The committee on the dance .
ti: be heid~outl1e 2181 enactoberuret -
Méo, Keeier Building. Washington {St
'4': -
The FirSt Payment on Your
‘ Home
will mark a long step forward in.-your march toward happi-
Many are now enjoying homes upon which they madsatod-
ast first payments saved throtlxh a savings account at this
You can do likewise it you will.
'VThé Clothler and Furnisher
says: ”It takes 110 prophet to
see that big shapes will'rule
in scarfs for Autumn and
and Vi’iutcr”
We have a big assortment.
The liberal size makes a man
feel that he's getting his
.. 1110118) is worth. Blold figures
_ dehc‘ate pencillngls, multo-
shape all- 01 em, broad stripes
plaid wueverything goes as
long as_it's loud. .
Prices 501; and $1.00 ..
For the background, shirts
in quieter patterns, .
Rogers'&"Ste1fens
VNorwalk and So; Norwalk.
._..._ a... 1.. “Lang—Vs, 9.....- WW"-..
We Are Making a Specialty of
'i'weater . Coats
' Buys and Girls
V$l.00 “£5300 .
{$2.90 9:35:09}?
Renewals
At $5. 00 - ’
.11.) '.«1h3%l ill-“V a. ‘1.
IS OUR BIQCEH'I SELLER
1 1‘ 1.;1
A. Dickermann
V81 Sons
So. Nor1valk._ ., ,VV.-VV.Pl1onVe.'.441
.- \Vc’ liivcg IS. 8.'V"H'.V'AVV(V;r'cC11
' Tradihg‘_§ta11lps.
~ ~P.0LLEY.’SL.
~ «Atademyg-
Five lady and gentleman instructors.
Privacy fissuféd. ' . .95
TEL. Vimp. 2 houses; far;
451111111111 hwnozr, What about those
sigma doors, 2,“?hr por‘ch enclosures.
h divoo'd‘h .ii’oorfi‘l leaky roofs. lowest
pricespphbne lord’s; St. John'& Keyser.
~Have opened dressmaking parltlrs
in the Keeler Building, formerly? goes
““TVchpled by’Mrs EellVer‘Harris. Gowns
re- modeled Work guaranteed ind
prices to suit all peeketbooks. Miss
11,.1'11V. 1.“:
I '
-- ,rtV
1. “ i ~31
o
’11a11t me to begin on my bank
Three snows’oauywzzis. 7:15, 9:15
. Box Seats.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND
filed! on '
‘1‘::.Pri.vaie.l)ancirg '
AFTER MABRIAGE.
She—You vowed that
would go through anything for
me.
Hc~WelL I didnt think you’d
. VV lusros‘n'ts‘sscllsuts -
' All! I. 800038
(Continued from first Page.) '
, Last ld'ay Superintendent Chapman
issued the {allowing latte: to the par
' _ "h" .Vaata and patronaot the public schools
,1): Nos-walk which shows some or the
Theatre , features of the work which have since
been put into operation. '
: 'i‘o VPanonta and. Patrons. of the Public
7. . S m V
MONDAY, TUESDAY_ AND “9°30; 3°W°fimm
account .wExchaugc.
v,’
Hoyt’s
'WEEK BEGINNING SEPT. 28TH
WEDNESDAY 331x302“ to astobl .‘ t” 1PM“?
..' V , ., chools. 0.“:1 .‘ ..
Five Acts of .Yaudévllle 1901111 a 11.21 H
AND . V other .at the Center,
school year are to provide for pupils
of the 7th, 8th and 9th years will
necessitate some chdngea in the on
ganization of the public schools and
probably at the some time, will re-
oulre modifications in the plans or
Motion Pictures.
._...—
p.111. .
MATINEE PRICES' m" ”up!“
Orchestra ’ ..... 1 150 Next Saptémber, the 01"“ which
Balcony .................. _. ...... loolh" tornierly entered high school “
l freshmen sill form the advanced class
_ of the Junior High either at the
Franklin or at the Center. Pupils of
the 7111, 8th and 9111 years in East Nor-
............ ........ 25o
EVENING PRICES:
First Three Rows in Balcony ..... 25cV
La‘at Four Rows in Balcony..;....15c: walk will probably find it most con
‘ Gallery 10¢ venient to attend the Franklin Junior
' Orchestra ................. .251; leh If however, the Center Junior
“High is nearer for any pupils from
that section. arrangements can . '36
made to accommodate them there.
The organization of these High
Bord Seats ................ 35c
' None Reserved for Vaudeville.
SATURDAY Schools will be much like that of any
“ high school. There will be a master
Helen Page S‘OCk 00.10: the Junior Schools with a sub-
Presents master for each. The, work of the
advanced class in 'the academic sub-
jects uill be about the same as that
of the present freshman class. The
171. commercial 11orl1 will probably be
’changed somewhat Courses in VliVanual
Tennessee’s Pardner
Matlnso—Jrll 1111's ant.) .2: 15 11.111
Evening—“Ono Performonco.8:is p.“ m.
m .7 Q 'J
1 .
offered. The work of the 7th and 8th
years will be essentially what it is
this year. Much more attention will
be gi1 en to commsgcial subjects. man
ual training and industrial alarms
tion. The course in sewing will be
revised and some instruction in: :cook
Sts'ihford‘ ”Titan.
oneness. $11011: 2300. .
m “‘3 added
. Even in these two years it lprnot ex-
'rHls WV'EEK'Mggl' .szo., room, mm am every 'VVVVu will he assign.
.«-..1.
ed exactly the same work as Vayery 1
other pupil. There will be a limit
ed selection at [out in the 8th year
with a central bodx,ofm1urad lauds-VJ
plantain". in dim years
school. activities will.“ didereutiate
somewhat into academic. industrialV
and commercial courses.
The 1811a“! do not plan to make
trade schools out of these Junior]
52 Big Feature .li‘iimsw .
’Drsma andreomody 2»
Dally Changebl Program
Dally Matinee‘at 2:10
'Two Performances—77:00 and 9200
Each Evening. High Schools. noi- do they expect toV
ly praparatorl'i
Forces—Matinee. 100 mm them “393‘”
. 1 “cm“. ...101: “d 15c schoolq for the Senior or advanced
High School. These schools ought,
however. to give the fundamental in- l
tormation nocessapy for the industrial
occupations and at the same time a
much more sstlsfaptory foundation for
advanced academic or commercial?
M
ruasnsv svaumd AT ans
Messrs. Shubert Presents 1111111111.
don Comedy Success,
consequences preparation than has ever before been
. given in the City. .d-‘or those boys and
Notable Cast ‘Ot English 31“”- girls who leave school very early, or
PRICES .......... ac . 15°C to $1550 who cannot KO beyond 159 9”, year
' of school, these schools are to be fin-
ishing schools in the largest sense
possible. and are, thérofore. expeCted
_ -3; to give to {each boyiand ,to._each girl
of this-group something oi definite
practical value. ,d‘or those Vboysand
girls.,who. plan to go to the Senior
High School. ,the. preparation will be
adequate and undoubtedly superior to
. that provided by the old organization.
. .The Senior High School which is
‘ . to provide for pupils of the 10th,11th
The Great
Danbury Fair
. . Next Week
1.0.ctober 6-10
’ changed The clerical course will be
A. WWW“! Exh'bm‘m' . made more definite. The commercial
Che ot' the Most 111132.11. Fair
in the United States
11..."... “Show. came Show, is...
'1'.
cal drawing. sewing and possibly . a
r
's’l‘HE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING GENTINEL
.V V
training, sewing and cooking will he , . -
‘ and 1211 years will not be essentially “
cour'se will be broadened. Mechani- 7
;, l
“93 .1: T30 .‘t’ ACHIEVITVAZ
course in household economics will
ad.dod Pupils now enrolled lVQ”
high school will be accommodated it!
the same building and form the Ben-
tor High School.
Preliminary plans and preliminary
courses will be as nearly complete by
June first that at that time or soon
thereafter more detailed 1111an
can be given The Superintendent 0!
Schools will then arrange for confer-
ences with parents and pupils inter-
sated" '
At both the Center and Franklin.
schools the work of the Junior Hlsb '
School, which includes sewing and
typewrlting, is being principally can”
V 'tfi‘é‘firi'od’bn;-~‘1vhiwirdcuities-fé‘r“ldholdnz '
.999. ‘;c 0613111111151 mknuh‘l 1%” are amhlo at —'
which at. the beginning of the 1.111111. high snowman. m'linbfls .,
take the deepest interest in their work. "
E. Snireland has general supervision, 1:
and he is assisted by G. W, Wardwell '3
who is in charge of the manual-train- :;
the ..
verv cmcient supervisor sol.“ cooking I: '
lag. and Miss Gertrude Dustin,
and sewing.
The practical course in no' way in- "
those .3
pupils who are to advance to the High I:
The system simply gives the j:
terferes with the studies of
School.
pupil who must leave school at on
early age a chance which be other-
wise mouldn' t have.
Below are given the number of pu-
pils at both schools, and how they are
grouped.
Franklin. V
Courses ' 7th yr. 8th yr. 9th yr.
Academic Not 42 30
Commercial yet 68 " 52
Manual Arts grouped 50 28
208 160 iii)
Center.
Courses 7th yr. 81h yr. 9th yr.
Academic Not 21 24
Commercial Yet 40 57
‘Manual Arts grouped 15 23
116 76 101
Girls registered for sewing
alone 162
Girls registered for cooking
and sewing 236
. 898
,prs registered for Manual
Hf'i‘galning 376
NEW Avro LIST
suous mo GAVIN
Motorcycles Increase in Number
W ‘00 Per Cent. 1
New autumob‘ilea lists. mused to
Aug. 15. l9lt. under the direction
of Secretary of State Albert Phillips
and his assistant Mnx COhnn. are
today being distributed through the
town clerk.
The volume which is slightly larg-
er than the first 1914 edition in
many respects is superior to the ini
iul one. and furnishes on almost
complete list of motorlvehiclo own-
era.
its coyer is neatly scored so that
it may be opened easily and con-
tnins lists of auto dealers,
litery men and manufacturers in the
state, as Well as some owners re-
siding beyond the lines of N011 York.
New Jersey and Massachusetts.
Seven 111onufncturcrs nre recorded '
in this state. with over 850 dealers,
while llverymen are shown to gain
a livelihood by the use of the pro-
pelled vehicle. Listed cars to the
number of 28, 505 are recorded un- ,
der private ownership. or an increase
of 3.305 ~over the last 'Vpublished'
figures. ~
A similar increase in the operation
of commercial vehicles is shown
when the new figures 2.731 are com-
pared with 3.025 as of April 15.
. ”the number ’or ' miter-cycles legal-
ly' operated in Connecticut is given
as 3. 282. against 1.073 in April, show-
ing a most prosper-out year's business
for dealers in the twin-wheeled. up-
parntus. “ '
.“What is Owens worrying- about,
his debts " '
"No; because he is unable to con-
tract new ones "—Boston Transcript.
Show, Automobile Show, P0111-
try Show, Races. ~
Agricultural and Industrial Dis-
plays in Meknmoubh Prepos-
tons!
Excursions on All Railways;
Optician
COMING COMING
The Famous '
O. B92411 ackson
Everything in the Optical Line
' Eyes. Examined Free
. p .
50 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 48‘.-
'0?
McENELLY ORCHESTRA.
Composed of .
8- First Class Mmicisns-s-ll
at the
State Armory - Norwalk
TUESDAY EV’N’G., OCT. 6
Auspiccs of
2111!. Section. 3rd. Division
N. M. C. N. 6.
Concert 8 to 9-Dancing 9b to to
RAYMOND
nghland Coal
stock. Barsoppostaattytoslaosmwlausm
1101111115
Tickets. _ - ~35c each
DO YOU WANT A POSITION?
’ “3"” ran a cannon or
owners, .
'ov
SATURDAY, OCT. 3. 19M
Sledding Fumture Co,
127-129 Washington St,
So Nerwalk
The New Fier imp
(MRS. a c. cause, pace)
All Kinds of Cut Haulers
Fancy Boston Porno, Palms, Rubber Plintsx 7'
Also a full line of Russell’s and
Cigars, Tobaccos, Etc.
Dela/car’s Chocolates.
guaranteed 5 years. 92.85 '1
Vacuum Cleaners. ..... . ..... $18.00 I.
Electric Fans......$13.5o to $17.50 I:
We have several second-hand j:
tans tor sale. "
Electric Wiring for Light and :1
Power.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC 60.,
Electrical Engineers and
Contractors. '
64 Water St. south Nor-walk, Ct. "
‘ Phone 342-3. '
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I - .- L...JJA-IIJT'I'IHJ . 1 - Lung-,1,-,-;-;-'.:-;.“.,-:-.-:a,- s's -
THE LATEST SHOES FOR LADIES
ARE OF
PATENT LEATHER.
Wit-h Kid 01" .Cloth Tops
"We as; ms. in A11 th'e'Populdr Heels
Priced FrOm $3; 50 {0.35.00
...............V....... -........... ............
Connea 1y &Bracken7
V48 WA'EHlNG‘I’ON 8T.
SATURDAY 1'11th rsiOUR DANCE NIGHT
THE ROYAL JAMES INN
WALL STREET. NORWALVK.
Pay a good price—when
price means service; and
you will never regret your
bargain. This is particularly
true of a.range, which is
, used 'every day, and fre-
quently all day. If you do
not own a good range like
the STAMFORD, get one now.
It sells at a fair price and' IS
excelled by none.
FOR SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH
Cor North 11.111 and West Streets .
Castor Theatres
MIMIC“!
Ohm-cum“)
Inst-aw“
V“An0dvsaayolthsflorth"
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